The preppy Princeton man accused of killing and mutilating his brother appeared in court Thursday wearing a blue anti-suicide smock as he faced a judge for the first time since the heinous crimes.

In recent years, there has been an increase in the wearing of local prints, predominantly on days like Fridays, and in special instances like throughout March in celebration of Ghana Month.

This, in turn, helped promote, appreciate, and encourage the wearing of our smocks,” Quao told Ernestina Serwaa Asante on People and Places on GhanaWeb TV. He further said, “He believed that ...